Like the title says. I bought a used Nexus 10 and wanted to make sure that it was stock in case of updates. Guy I bought it from says it was returned to stock, but I would like to check for myself. How would I go about doing this? Thanks in advance for any help.
Wildo6882 said:
Like the title says. I bought a used Nexus 10 and wanted to make sure that it was stock in case of updates. Guy I bought it from says it was returned to stock, but I would like to check for myself. How would I go about doing this? Thanks in advance for any help.
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Go to about phone and check android version. Also check kernel and make sure they're stock. Also download boot locker and lock your bootloader. Also try booting into recovery and see if its the stock (hold power and volume up and down while turning on.)
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abdel12345 said:
Go to about phone and check android version. Also check kernel and make sure they're stock. Also download boot locker and lock your bootloader. Also try booting into recovery and see if its the stock (hold power and volume up and down while turning on.)
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Where can I find what the stock kernel should be? I'll try all of that. Thanks for your quick response and help!
I think its something manta but not sure I'll check later and tell you but if you Google search you should find it
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abdel12345 said:
I think its something manta but not sure I'll check later and tell you but if you Google search you should find it
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Thanks. I'll check it out.
abdel12345 said:
Go to about phone and check android version. Also check kernel and make sure they're stock. Also download boot locker and lock your bootloader. Also try booting into recovery and see if its the stock (hold power and volume up and down while turning on.)
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Booted into recovery and all appears to be stock. Says boot loader is locked and when I tried to run recovery it went to the little Android guy with a red triangle with an exclamation point on it. So I think I'm good.
Does that sound about right? Should it for anything in recovery if I'm not rooted and the boot loader is locked?
Wildo6882 said:
Booted into recovery and all appears to be stock. Says boot loader is locked and when I tried to run recovery it went to the little Android guy with a red triangle with an exclamation point on it. So I think I'm good.
Does that sound about right? Should it for anything in recovery if I'm not rooted and the boot loader is locked?
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Nope that sounds good. Looks like your fully stock
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abdel12345 said:
Nope that sounds good. Looks like your fully stock
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Awesome! Thanks for all your help!
Your welcome. I was also in the same boat as you when I wanted to return mine to full stock waiting for the next update
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Hi guys,
I recently bought an Ideos X5 that was 2 months in use and it seems like I can't boot into stock recovery with it.
My device is definitely not rooted (Checked it with the app RootChecker). When I got it, I did a factory reset right after in stock recovery. I was able do get there with VOL+, HomeButton and Power. Neither this nor VOL+/VOL- and Power works now. I do not just reboot but boot when the phone is turned off. Android-Version is 2.3.5, Kernel 2.6.35.7, Build-Number ...B522... All I did so far was the factory reset.
Sorry I'm still not used to all this stuff although I read a lot, but seems like the more I read the more I get confused. Maybe it's totally easy but I tried a lot of things and none worked
Thanks a lot.
Try first holding down vol+ then power and then hold both of them until it either gets into recovery or its fully booted, depending if it works or not.
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Hi guys,
I recently bought an Ideos X5 that was 2 months in use and it seems like I can't boot into stock recovery with it.
My device is definitely not rooted (Checked it with the app RootChecker). When I got it, I did a factory reset right after in stock recovery. I was able do get there with VOL+, HomeButton and Power. Neither this nor VOL+/VOL- and Power works now. I do not just reboot but boot when the phone is turned off. Android-Version is 2.3.5, Kernel 2.6.35.7, Build-Number ...B522... All I did so far was the factory reset.
Sorry I'm still not used to all this stuff although I read a lot, but seems like the more I read the more I get confused. Maybe it's totally easy but I tried a lot of things and none worked
Thanks a lot.
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Should locked bootloader cause this? Because 522 has a locked bootloader. Atleast try to unlock the bootloader. There was a tutorial about this, search the forum
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I already found this tutorial,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1457490
but the phone has to be rooted to do that or you have to get to stock recovery, so it didn't work obv.
I tried VOL+/Power, didn't work as well.
Thanks though. Any more ideas?
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I already found this tutorial,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1457490
but the phone has to be rooted to do that or you have to get to stock recovery, so it didn't work obv.
I tried VOL+/Power, didn't work as well.
Thanks though. Any more ideas?
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By did not work, do you mean it booted Android instead? If you don't want to root your device, you should reflash the firmware, but back up your things first.
Yes it booted normally. Maybe I'm gonna do that... Weird thing is that I did nothing but a factory reset and 3 or 4 apps like games and whatsapp.
aaaahhhh I got it. Had to untick "fast boot" in settings. Didn't really know that this is activated... anyway, thanks.
MrTeflon said:
aaaahhhh I got it. Had to untick "fast boot" in settings. Didn't really know that this is activated... anyway, thanks.
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Looo
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I was playing a game on my nexus 7, it froze then when rebooted it it just got stuck on google screen. Read a bunch of stuff, went into recovery and tried to recover, it would say erasing but never go any further, just sits there. got toolkit tried to restore factory with that, now when it boots I still just get google screen but I get the menu in corner for start/boot/recover/power off. still never boots, when I try to run recovery now it doesnt even go to erasing. Ive read everything I can find to restore it, got 2 toolkits, unfortunatly everything tells me to put it in debug mode, which is funny cause if I could boot up and go into settings to turn on bebug mode then I wouldnt be having these problems... Can someone please help, Im good with computers but dont know much of tablets. I did no messing with tablet besides downloading updates when they came out.
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wcorey1974 said:
I was playing a game on my nexus 7, it froze then when rebooted it it just got stuck on google screen. Read a bunch of stuff, went into recovery and tried to recover, it would say erasing but never go any further, just sits there. got toolkit tried to restore factory with that, now when it boots I still just get google screen but I get the menu in corner for start/boot/recover/power off. still never boots, when I try to run recovery now it doesnt even go to erasing. Ive read everything I can find to restore it, got 2 toolkits, unfortunatly everything tells me to put it in debug mode, which is funny cause if I could boot up and go into settings to turn on bebug mode then I wouldnt be having these problems... Can someone please help, Im good with computers but dont know much of tablets. I did no messing with tablet besides downloading updates when they came out.
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Also forgot to add, hen I try and run recovery from toolkit it tells me to unlock bootloader, when I try to unlock bootloadermy nexus asks me if I want to then when I hit yes, unlock it gives me neither usp nor cac partitions found.
Are you rooted?
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Are you rooted?
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My guess is no, I never messed with any of my system stuff. Everything was factory except for the updates it had me do as they came out.
How long you let it sit in recovery erasing before you rebooted it? Is there an option in boot loader or recovery for a factory reset? Beings you're not rooted I doubt those one click tool kits will work for you.
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Dark Jedi said:
How long you let it sit in recovery erasing before you rebooted it? Is there an option in boot loader or recovery for a factory reset? Beings you're not rooted I doubt those one click tool kits will work for you.
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It sat in erasing for 1 hour and didnt do anything. I was doing factory reset in recovery.
As long as the boot loader starts you can recover your Nexus. Check this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1907796
If he can't unlock the bootloader then there's not a whole lot he can do. Run "fastboot getvar all" while in bootloader and tell us what it says please. If adb is seeing your phone in recovery, then run an adb shell and do "ls -l /dev/block/platform/sdhci-tegra.3/by-name/" please.
Sorry I can't help further but I just got this and don't know much. I am glad others came in to give you more help.
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Damn... I didn't see he can't unlock the bootloader. This is going to be difficult.
wcorey1974 said:
My guess is no, I never messed with any of my system stuff. Everything was factory except for the updates it had me do as they came out.
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Im exact in the same situation. No rooted phone, nexus wont boot anymore, cant dont anything in the bootloader section ...
I would be extremley thankfull for hints how to fix this issue.
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Papa
Just sayin, I think you guys need to pull the back cover and disconnect the battery for at least one hour.
I am really new at this but it helped me save mine twice. I think?
After you plug the battery back in try fast boot.
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tnt0303 said:
Just sayin, I think you guys need to pull the back cover and disconnect the battery for at least one hour.
I am really new at this but it helped me save mine twice. I think?
After you plug the battery back in try fast boot.
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But this will void my warranty right ?
They have no way in knowing you pulled your back cover off. Just be careful so not to leave pry marks. Only way they will know is if you tell them you did it.
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I just sideloaded the 4.2.2 update and now my recovery mode shows the red triangle error. I can still boot into Android fine and what have you, but TWRP is gone. I tried to factory rest the device in the error screen, but that didn't fix it. Again I can still boot fine, but TWRP is replaced with the red triangle. Any ideas how to fix it? Thanks!
Koopa777 said:
I just sideloaded the 4.2.2 update and now my recovery mode shows the red triangle error. I can still boot into Android fine and what have you, but TWRP is gone. I tried to factory rest the device in the error screen, but that didn't fix it. Again I can still boot fine, but TWRP is replaced with the red triangle. Any ideas how to fix it? Thanks!
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Assuming you're rooted...? Download and install goomanager from the Play store. Open it and tap the menu button (three dots at upper right) and select Install Open Recovery script. It will prompt for confirmation and then download and install TWRP for you.
... beamed from my Nexus 10 to your planet
Koopa777 said:
I just sideloaded the 4.2.2 update and now my recovery mode shows the red triangle error. I can still boot into Android fine and what have you, but TWRP is gone. I tried to factory rest the device in the error screen, but that didn't fix it. Again I can still boot fine, but TWRP is replaced with the red triangle. Any ideas how to fix it? Thanks!
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Use fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-x.x.x.x-manta.img to get TWRP back?
Wow I completely forgot about this. Exams happened and then I forgot to reply. I was a moron and was trying to flash the Toshiba Thrive TWRP(2.4.1.3) not reading that it was for the Thrive. Flashed 2.4.1.0 manta and it took no problem. Thanks anyhow! I'm going to leave this topic in case anyone else is as dumb as I am(I sure hope not ) so they don't freak out over TWRP disappearing.
Wow your fortunate you didn't do something worse lol. Becareful if you ever use fastboot, a few wrong commands and your fubard
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altimax98 said:
Wow your fortunate you didn't do something worse lol. Becareful if you ever use fastboot, a few wrong commands and your fubard
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A few wrong commands? Huh no, only if you flash the wrong files...
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Try fastboot erase bootloader and don't follow up with your write command... the show will end real quick
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altimax98 said:
Try fastboot erase bootloader and don't follow up with your write command... the show will end real quick
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Maybe on this Nexus... On Galaxy Nexus you still got OMAPflash.
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bk201doesntexist said:
Maybe on this Nexus... On Galaxy Nexus you still got OMAPflash.
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I've never personally done it, but I've heard alot of people having issues with omap flash and the partition tables
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Hello im on stock 4.2.2 and im rooted with an unlocked bootloader. Will i have to relock it once the new 5.0 klp update comes out to get it or will it still work fine? I know theres still a while until the update but id like to be prepared
Depends, if you want the KLP version from google, you'll need to go back to stock and lock the bootloader.
However, there's a 99.99999999% chance someone here at XDA will have a KLP rom before google officially releases one for our N10s.
Ok thanks but can i keep it rooted or do i need to unroot aswell?
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OK so I heard some rumors about a jellybean update to 4.3 soon. I really don't want to lose all my data by flashing a stock image once it comes out. Is there a way to relock the boot loader without losing data? And if not is there a way to backup all my data and restore it afterwards. I tried using wugs toolkit to do this but the problem is it only backs up the main user and not the secondary ones. Any suggestions would be appreciated thank you.
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I believe unlocking/locking the boot loader will in fact wipe all data. So you'd have to manually handle the backup/restore if you don't want to lose the data.
I'd try something like TB to backup and restore. I usually start from scratch again as I've read restoring app data can cause issue under certain circumstances. YMMV...
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I believe unlocking/locking the boot loader will in fact wipe all data. So you'd have to manually handle the backup/restore if you don't want to lose the data.
I'd try something like TB to backup and restore. I usually start from scratch again as I've read restoring app data can cause issue under certain circumstances. YMMV...
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OK I guess I'll just do that but doesn't locking the boot loader wipe "sd card" data as well? So would I have to save my tb files to a CPU?
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abdel12345 said:
OK I guess I'll just do that but doesn't locking the boot loader wipe "sd card" data as well? So would I have to save my tb files to a CPU?
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If you are rooted, use nexus boot unlocker from the play store to lock the bootloader without losing data...
the_boo said:
If you are rooted, use nexus boot unlocker from the play store to lock the bootloader without losing data...
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Awesome thanks man. This is like the fifth time you've helped me out to solve my problem exactly. You are awesome. Thanks again I really didn't want to delete all my name data and now I don't have to
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abdel12345 said:
Awesome thanks man. This is like the fifth time you've helped me out to solve my problem exactly. You are awesome. Thanks again I really didn't want to delete all my name data and now I don't have to
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Haha.. No problem.. Although, if you are on a custom ROM, I'm pretty sure you will have to flash a stock rom before you do the OTA... If you are on a custom ROM it will be better to wait for the devs to update it themselves...
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Haha.. No problem.. Although, if you are on a custom ROM, I'm pretty sure you will have to flash a stock rom before you do the OTA... If you are on a custom ROM it will be better to wait for the devs to update it themselves...
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I'm on stock so I won't have to worry about that. Thanks
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What if you have unlocked boot loader, but not root - that will update won't it? Pretty sure thats how I did 4.2.1 to 4.2.2 if I am remembering correct....
bigmatty said:
What if you have unlocked boot loader, but not root - that will update won't it? Pretty sure thats how I did 4.2.1 to 4.2.2 if I am remembering correct....
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I'm not sure so far all I've heard is that you have to lock the bootloader first... And I'd rather not take the risk. Anyway that app mentioned earlier locks and unlocks your boot loader with a click so its great
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hmm, from reading that apps description it gives me the impression a bootloader could be locked again w/out wiping - its just then when you would want to re-unlock that it would re-wipe.
right now Im unlocked but stock everything else. I think I will see what happens just trying the upgrade w/out relocking (again because Im pretty sure that's the same as the .2 I just did.)
if anyone can confirm any of this it would be welcomed
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hmm, from reading that apps description it gives me the impression a bootloader could be locked again w/out wiping - its just then when you would want to re-unlock that it would re-wipe.
right now Im unlocked but stock everything else. I think I will see what happens just trying the upgrade w/out relocking (again because Im pretty sure that's the same as the .2 I just did.)
if anyone can confirm any of this it would be welcomed
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The app says it does the locking and unlocking without wiping anything. I've already relocked mine and ill see if it worked once I turn on my tablet. (Ill check if the unlocked sign is still there)
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OK I treid the app and can confirm it works great
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abdel12345 said:
Hello im on stock 4.2.2 and im rooted with an unlocked bootloader. Will i have to relock it once the new 5.0 klp update comes out to get it or will it still work fine? I know theres still a while until the update but id like to be prepared
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To get any Google OTA you do not need to re-lock the bootloader. You might need to flash the stock recovery prior to install the OTA.
At least this is what I did. Of course, to be safe I installed "Bootunlocker", "Voodo OTA Rootkeeper", and "SuperSU".
SuperSU gives permission to keep your phone root when you flash stock recovery.
After you re-install a custom recovery you need, prior to reboot, to wipe "Dalvik-Cache".
The long wait can start
@gunner1937 OK thanks. But where can I get stock recovery? Also I already have super su installed so do I need to do anything before flashing stock recovery or I just need to have supersu installed and then flash to keep root? Will flashing stock recovery wipe data? And are there any other steps I need to take. Please explain thanks
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abdel12345 said:
@gunner1937 OK thanks. But where can I get stock recovery? Also I already have super su installed so do I need to do anything before flashing stock recovery or I just need to have supersu installed and then flash to keep root? Will flashing stock recovery wipe data? And are there any other steps I need to take. Please explain thanks
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To get stock recovery go to https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images.
Download the factory image for Nexus 10 "mantaray".
Extract the files using, preferably,7-zip.
In the extract files select the file with extension.tar. Unzip with 7-zip.
Open file " mantaray-jdq39". Click on file "image-mantaray-jdq39.zip: this is where you will find all the img files including "recovery.img"
gunner1937 said:
To get stock recovery go to https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images.
Download the factory image for Nexus 10 "mantaray".
Extract the files using, preferably,7-zip.
In the extract files select the file with extension.tar. Unzip with 7-zip.
Open file " mantaray-jdq39". Click on file "image-mantaray-jdq39.zip: this is where you will find all the img files including "recovery.img"
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Ok thanks alot man Ill do this
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Woot. Finally!
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varcos said:
Woot. Finally!
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My fiancee's Fido's Moto X just got the OTA notification. I told her to wait until it's rooted.
Just now.
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thor124 said:
My fiancee's Fido's Moto X just got the OTA notification. I told her to wait until it's rooted.
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Flash before you root otherwise it will result in bootloops, twrp should and will work without issues as its still kitkat
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got the update.. while installing my phone shuts off? now it won't turn on or even get into bootloader?? my battery was at 80%? wth am i hard bricked?? i was on stock 4.2.2 unlocked bootloader and non rooted.
Yup got the update an hour ago, but I'm bummed that I lost my big font settings (was previously rooted), now I gotta wait til 4.4 gets a root, even with "large" font settings in both display and accessability, it's too small.
Just got the update as well, disappointed with the camera still.
crookx said:
got the update.. while installing my phone shuts off? now it won't turn on or even get into bootloader?? my battery was at 80%? wth am i hard bricked?? i was on stock 4.2.2 unlocked bootloader and non rooted.
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Ouch, had you done any upgrading or downgrading or flashing in the past? Do you get anything when you plug it into a PC, if you do it can likely be restored.
Mine updated. Happy to finally get the smart dialer - something HTC has had since Froyo. Not a great fan of the all white notification icons, but I'll get used to it.
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Ouch, had you done any upgrading or downgrading or flashing in the past? Do you get anything when you plug it into a PC, if you do it can likely be restored.
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well i flashed one of the 4.4.2 firmwares from the uk had that running great. but i flashed back to stock rogers 4.2.2 since i knew we will be having a update soon. did i mess something up?? shoot me
crookx said:
well i flashed one of the 4.4.2 firmwares from the uk had that running great. but i flashed back to stock rogers 4.2.2 since i knew we will be having a update soon. did i mess something up?? shoot me
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What did you do to flash back to 4.2.2? That raises a red flag for me as the upgrade to 4.4.2 would have incremented the bootloader version and from what I can determine you can only safely downgrade to 4.4 (Yes I know there is no 4.4 for Rogers)
I would say it is a brick for certain at the moment, but there is a chance you can recover it, check this thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2629057
I also got the update! I'm on Rogers. When I tried applying it, the phone went into an endless loop of booting up into the OS, and then "Powering off." I fixed this by restoring to android 4.2.2 through RSDLite, but I'm wondering if anyone can help me out here. I don't know what is going on...
50CalPotato said:
I also got the update! I'm on Rogers. When I tried applying it, the phone went into an endless loop of booting up into the OS, and then "Powering off." I fixed this by restoring to android 4.2.2 through RSDLite, but I'm wondering if anyone can help me out here. I don't know what is going on...
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u can stop the loop by clearing ur cache in recovery.
now.... who can tell me how to unroot so i can install the damn thing? do i need to remove TWRP too? if yes, how?
I still didnt get it
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Steve-x said:
What did you do to flash back to 4.2.2? That raises a red flag for me as the upgrade to 4.4.2 would have incremented the bootloader version and from what I can determine you can only safely downgrade to 4.4 (Yes I know there is no 4.4 for Rogers)
I would say it is a brick for certain at the moment, but there is a chance you can recover it, check this thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2629057
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problem is when i plug in my device to the pc nothing shows up? not even that QHSUSB_DLOAD that tut is mentioning?
crookx said:
problem is when i plug in my device to the pc nothing shows up? not even that QHSUSB_DLOAD that tut is mentioning?
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Try holding the power button down for up to 1 minute. A few times if needed, while connected to the computer via USB.
R3dbeaver said:
u can stop the loop by clearing ur cache in recovery.
now.... who can tell me how to unroot so i can install the damn thing? do i need to remove TWRP too? if yes, how?
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First I would uninstall xposed or anything like that. Then, I'm assuming you have an unlocked bootloader, so you would need to flash the the 4.2.2 (I assume that is what you are on?) recovery. I'm not sure if having root will do anything. If so, then you need to reflash the stock kernel and then clear the cache and you should be back to stock. Alternatively I think you can also use a tool kit.
Jayrod1980 said:
First I would uninstall xposed or anything like that. Then, I'm assuming you have an unlocked bootloader, so you would need to flash the the 4.2.2 (I assume that is what you are on?) recovery. I'm not sure if having root will do anything. If so, then you need to reflash the stock kernel and then clear the cache and you should be back to stock. Alternatively I think you can also use a tool kit.
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1. where can i find the stock 4.2.2 recovery?
2. which tool kit will work with Canadian Rogers?
50CalPotato said:
I also got the update! I'm on Rogers. When I tried applying it, the phone went into an endless loop of booting up into the OS, and then "Powering off." I fixed this by restoring to android 4.2.2 through RSDLite, but I'm wondering if anyone can help me out here. I don't know what is going on...
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Are you rooted? Try fastboot erase cache hopefully that works, otherwise its fastboot erase userdata and bam factory reset list everything. Its bootlooping due to root or a bad system file
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I'm not rooted I just received my update notification and it's downloading 4.4.2 as we speak.
I'm on Rogers
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